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Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22
CLAIRvoYANT.

MRS. HATFIELD, Trance business medium.
VNl The past present and future revealed. sick
hoaled, lost found, homes made nappy, sttinRs
daily at AL 8. 1lth at. 457 27j
MRS. DURANT-Clarivoyan from Boston is
XXl reliable in all affairs of life, unites sopa.
rated lovers. 322 n 10th st., room l. s46sept 81
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

NNO EXCHANGE-One arge new l0room
house and two lots. only blocks from
strcet cars. will take partly in land or other
good property, balance on easy terms. Chas.
H. WOolley, AIS South 18th st., Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

nor SALE-The choicest lots in Orchard
II Hill. IL desired will build houses on these
lots to suit purchasers. Now 10 tho time to
get beautiful home on easy terms. Apply to
Charles 4. Spotswood, $685. s. 10th st. 40s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

TvNO EXCHANGE-Houses and lots In On aha
l. to trade for farms IN Iowa or Nebraska.
Chas r. wooiley, AIS South 18th street, Omaha,
Neb. GAS 20
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22
DUMMY TRAINS.

DUMMY TRAINS
Omaha, In addition to the stations mentioned
trains stop at Twentieth ana Twenty-fou urt0
streets, and at the Summit IN Omaha.
Westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

LNOK RENT-Newly furnished room, board II
II Desired, ITO Dodge st. 7O4
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

NIANTED.-Singl gentleman expecting to
w remain here few weeks desires room and
board ir nice Jewish family. Address Q. 80 this
once. eW22s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22
LOST.

CEvENTY=NvE dollars reward strayed or
- stolen from rear Of Ill N nth st, a large
roam horse, about II hands high, weighing be.
tween l,P0O ond 400 pounds, redish brown
e25 will be paid for return Of animal to owners,
at 40 18th and ~ stolen the sheriff OF Doug
las Co. will pay q reward OF $50 for the arrest
and couv vctlon OF the thiee 68S
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

HUNT this up. An elegant 80 foot lot on
Il l. 2sth ct, north OF Leavenworth. Street
graded st cars, water, etc ,S5 900 on easy terms
locality best in town. Evans h Blackburn
7OS q
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

kNOB SALE House and lot on Saunders ST.,
l. north OF Lake, owner can't meet payment
due on same, and we are instructed to sell this
property before August rs for e2, 800. Morten-.
sen Christensen, Hl4 FsrnAm. 6lS 23j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

Il ness center with one house of II rooms
and one house of rooms renting for $40 per
month, bargain at $1,000, $1,000 case, bal |,
and 8 years, Chas. X. woolley, AS 18th ST..
Omaha Neb. 64S 80
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

GUARDIAN Sale On the Sd day OF Septem-
" Der at 10 O'Clock a. III. , at the north door
of the court house, Mrs. Martha NJ. Ish will sell
At public auction to the highest bidder her res
idence and fivc lots, also hve lots adjoining ut
the northeast corner of Amber Place. Some
ono viii get a bargain. $50 50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

STRINGER & CO., 1918 Dodge st., can make
- rs to 30 per cent for any one who viii
build cottages in South Omaha Have 2
splendid lots for sale at $500 each, worth $3.50.
SOC 20
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

nor SALk-ren new houses one block from
n street cars, small cash payment, balance
monthly: Chas. X. woolley, 4iS South 10Th st.,
Omaha, Neb. 6ls 30
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

ENoR sALE-A nrst-ciaes meat market IN best
II location in city. For nearer Information n
address p Is Bee ONCE. el3 23j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

VIN0 exchsnge for unincumbered land or far NJ
Il in Iowa or Nebraska a number OF lots in
Omaha. Chas. X woolly, AIS s 18th ct. ,Oms ha.
Neb. 6&s 80
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

ENOR SALE-A desirable full lot near Jefier
Il son Square. Address b this Office,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

r % EXChANGE..For improved Omaha prop
Il erty 10 good Kansas farms. Charles X.
Woollsy, AS South 18th at 6S 30
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

A BEAUTIFUL PLACE-I can offer for a
"A few days three beautiful south front lots
on Puppleton avenue in HanscOm Place. Pop
plcton avenue is now being graded, and these
lots will be just right for grade; water ana gas
street cars. A beautiful park and . splendid
neighborhood all CO mbine to make this an ele-
giant site for II cosy home. Price only $2700;
800 cash, balance on long time. Geo. N.
Hicks, 2lh 8. 18th ST. SEQ 20
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

ENOR RENT Large front room furnished for
Il gentlemen, ground moor; maple trees;
grass; pavement; street cars every fve min
utcs. 500 Howard st. Also rooms furnished
and unfu rnshed for light housekeeping. a2s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

u OR RENT-Suits of furnished rooms fo
II gentlemen. A. Hospo, Jr. 3l6 N. nth.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

I 1ST your property for sale with Charles G.
IL Spotswood, ,305,i 8 18th at. 842
EOR sALE-Ths finest residence lot on
y Dodge street blocks west OF post offioe,
20 feet south frontage, corner. f. b. Ken
nard 14-1l6, &. 10th st. 800
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

GUARDIAN SALE-Martha NJ. Ish will sell
~ at public auction at the north door OF the
court house, at 10 O'Clock a. m, September 3,
an acre of ground, cor OF Goth and Locust SITS,
adjoining KountZe Place. 679s3
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

Il nished excellent, lovely location, modern
conveniences, on street car line. 1917 Cass ct.
2Q2
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

II ment Ass. add, S2xiB2. Has house 4 rooms
and ktchon, rented to good tenant, Apply to
Charles c. Spotswood, SO5x \ 18th. 736
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

A GOOD lot for $50, where lots no better are
IA selling for $376 and 500. A splendid lot
to build on; lies high. strinRer Co, 1918
Dodge st. SO6 70
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

DERsONAl,-The Gate City Employment Of
L fce, 3l4h 18th, supplies the best OF Scan
dinavian and German girls w
DERsONAL-Private home for ladies during
l. confinement, strictly coufideutisl infants
adopted, address 4 AZ, Bee once. 167 sep7
DERSONAL Send for your sewing machine
Il needles, oil and repairs TO the singer
Man'fg Co, 1918 Douglas st, Omaha. 46S az0
DRReONA1-Nrs. DR. Mamie '. y arren
i clairvoyant, Medical apd business ModiuU
nson Ne N North 10th st. Omaha Nen
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

LNOR SALE-Restaurant dong a good bus-
Il ness, Az boarders: in a good location, good
reason for selling. Inquire 1913 Harney
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

WANTED D-Immediately, partner In estao.
w lished hotel business in one OF the best
locations In the city with 90 roomA HAVE TO
enlarge premises to accommodate rapidly IN.
required sure and large returns. This 10 Q
snap and Will bear close inspection. ADDRESS
~, Bee once. 75b 2Jt
ENOR TRADE-e5.000 stoch clothing In good
Il Nebraska town, for farm without incum-
berance. Record Advertising Co,1bl3 Fsrnam
ct. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

TAKEN UP Came to the residence OF the
l. subscriber in Union precinct. Douglas
on under side OF body, part of one horn broken
supposed to be- years old, owner is requested
disposed OF Rccording to law. Simon Borts
lrvington Neb. 30. 0, -. 20. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

WANTED-Men for railroad work. Al
w bright's Labor Agency, ll20 Farnam.
6r5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

N~ANTED-To rent foe, the winter q fur
w nished house, o to 9 rooms, or or 8 fur
nishcd rooms suitable for light housekeeping;
must be desirable location. Can furnish any
reference desired. Address II Millard hotel
al 694 20j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

LNOR RENT-Furnished front re ON. near car
II line corner of Dodge and 24th streets.
Inquire OF A H. Comstock 1898 arnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

ENOR RENr-6room house, lib Davenport,
II $50 per month. Furniture for sale on
monthly pay mcnts, cheap. Cooperative Land
and Lot Co, POS N 10th st. T94 22
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

ENOR RENT-5 brick fits of rooms each on
Il Park avenue, opp. park. Will he complet-
ed in 30 days. With modern conveniOnceS. Ap-
ply on the premises from 9to IL am. A. A.
Fitch. 5l2
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-22

II braska Spectators lands. railroad lands
ranches, and farms in all parts of the
state Send for pamphlet containing descrip-
ton and price OF ovor one thousand farms. A
hpe typographical mapof the state sent free
upon application. r. II. Andrus, for 10 years
Gen' Land Agent B. NJ r. H Eighth AID
streets Lincoln. Nebraska 240
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IREsm C0NrRoVERsY.


GLADSTONE ADunRasRS rHK LONDON LIB-
1RAL UNION on THE suByRcT.
LONDON, July 29.-Glsdstens address.
Cd the London Liberal Radical Union
this evening. He said that at last the
election Of Unionista had majority Of
only 5000 IN the country, and thai the
Liberals reclaimed l60,0 600 votes. Their
strength In Parliament nov In the mi
noFity would become q majority Of
probably 106 votes, or more and that
recent elections had already given the
Liberals six or seven seats gained,
which indicated that the Liberals would
triumph II Parliament we're dissolved
tomorrow. In regard 10 the Unionlst
members he w6s sure the electors Who
supported or refEained from opposing
them at che Last election misfook She
position. They believed an Irish anto-
nomy 70 Be % questionable psiiey, o.
even mischievoas, bnt anyhow they ex-
peoted that the Onionists would CO.
operate With the remainder Of the paFty
IN regard 10 the Liberal principles,
especially against coercion.
SThe result, however," be continued,
evil be far from dismemberiuR the
empire. We intend to solidify it. The
electors are rapidly and almost unAni-
mOusly arriving 81 q right Judgment.
The question relating 10 Irish members
IN Westminster Il still an open one.
bat q will never be allowed
10 interfere with the attainment Of our
object. When the autonomy 70 gained,
IL Ulster desires Q severance from Ire
land, the Liberal party will not stand In
the way. This ought 10 be q conclusive
answer 10 those Who Allege that the
Liberals are indisposed 10 try the eject
Of union. The lend bill, as amended.
conteEs vital and important benefits
upon Ireland"
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RRHxp srKHKE.

TIE E.oxosHoExaEKN on NokIH nTvKn
oFRoGKD 70 ooNTHUHD exEIkR-
HKw YonK, July 9.-Ths strike Of the
lnnRshoEemen on the North kiveF
psomisss 10 be brief one. A. meet
inQ last sYsning large Hnmoer ex-
pressed strong opposition % ite eonstn-
nance. The employes Of ths National
Iine are The only enss On astnal strike.
Thsy refused yesterday % wofk With
nan- union Den O. DeGfoe4. Al tne
lnnrshonsDsn On he North RissR on
Monday ui9At refused tc do further
nkaha work foF les than sixty eesfs an
boar, and have done no niRhs york
ainea. An Of them exespt The National
lin0 men, hcwsFsE, are working e1Fina
he day, A eoDmittee Of me1 On TIE
Nasionai Iiae called % eapeFi1tendeui
Andrews today, 04eFinR % return %
work for tweniy eenfs Per hoaF foF day
waFk and foEty sBe cents psR beaf fol
niRhi work, II nca- union mea weEe Dis
ehaFged. hut Andrsws refused % aa-
charge the men.
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PKRT,s CREDIr.

ooRQRRsB ccNyKNKs AND KsoouRAaINa
EKWs N aTvKH N MESSAGE.
LIZA, July @.-The installation Of
Congress took plaos yesterday. Dr.
Doa Francisco Rosas vas elected Presi-
dent Of the Chamber Of Senators, and
DR.. Arenas President Of the Chamber Of
Deputiea. Presldsnt OsosreR In Bis
message 10 ConQFoas, referring 10 The
nsealnnent made with the Peruvian
bondholdeFs. sayss The afranQenent
initiated By Mr. GEaee has bsen finally
ooaoiuded IN London BY senior AfanibaF
e Q representative Of this Rosefnnent
e Il shown by q csntFaot which uill Be
submitted for your confederation b. the
Minister Of The Palace. The govern
mant aspires 20 The rsestablishment OF
PsEn's credit In the world bg opening
the var 10 fsFeign eaDital and industry,
for vhich thsFe b An ample nsld, and
b. which there vii be bfoaRht bare
progress and prosperity. Ths sixty
sxth anniversary Of Peruvian inde-
psndenos vas eeisbFated yesterday.
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nooDLR TRIAL

GREAT IHTEREsT BEzNa MANIFESTED n
TIE CHICAGO B0oDLR TRIAL.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Evea greater In
terest than usual was manifested in the
Doodle trial today. Much Of the time
was devoted 10 introducing documen-
tary evidence Of the stealtngs Of The
gang. One Important witness vas pot
on the stand In the person Of Me
Miohaels, q messenger OF the County
Board. He oondrmed all the previous
damaging testimony against tho defen
dants relating 10 the convention thai
bad taken place In hia hearing, In which
varions jobs were discussed and
the mea urea taken 20 prevent dissatia-
aed contractoFs from eqnelinR. One
case was when q hardwafa merchant
named Born sent word that unless his
bills we're paid be would take from hts
safe certain documents and tarn thea
over 20 the Grand Jury. Commissioners
Van Pelt became greatly enraQed. and
wanted measures taken 10 have BurG's
safe cracked, that be might not publish
it.
Dispatches today stating that the
schooner Blake, on Which NcGaEiRle
vas supposed 10 have fed, passed
lhronch the Strata Of Maokinaw, we're
Of q surprise. Bat those Ia
authority were disinclined 10 believe
hem. The sheriff said this evening
lhat his last advice from Sc. Ignaos
was that Blake had besn seen and be
,ould not reconcile the two statements.
Sill be would noi say il was not true |
Ind added that II she had slipped |
through be was afraid Ae0ariRle would |
1ot be seen very soon again.
A sensation vas created In court the /
ast thing this afternoon by Csc. O. |
Klebm, Presidents Of she indicted Board /
II Commissioners. He arose, and in an 1
loitated voice said to the Judge: |
Your Honor, wish 10 withdraw my |
plea OF not guilty and enter q plea Of |
suilty.n Tue othaE defendants seemed |
1anie stricken, and In . moment they |
Insw hannaKa inokina. Thn 1ndQD az !
Iepted TIE plea, bat on request OF the /
,tate's attorney deferred sentence.
Kiehm 10 expected 10 furnish further /
'aluable information u needed. The
ltate closed lie case this evening. but /
nay introduce supplemental y evidence
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reported fhe matter aad an iuvssaiRation
haz been insfiauted. All These knouinR
of TIE matter have been Instructed fa
keep quiet; TIE checks found amonnted
% 5000 and none have been stolen.
1heEe had hsen 10 u1oney il the ense-
iopss. Chief Clerk Houe,s theory b
that TIE bench Of ietteEa throneh soma
mtgtake feii upon The eoun1aF and were
overlooked when ether letters we're
poaehea. thafeoEae thisf got in3othe ear.
discovered TIE letleEa. opened them. and
nn1ing The contents nethinR but ehscks
thrsu them behind the heatsF. The
poacA h which the letters caDe frum
Albany contained q nnmbsr q packAags
which wsEe not disturbed. Howe doaa
not think any Of his crew Gid %. The
ear cleaner. Jones, has been talkina
about the ind in spite Of tue iniunciious
% The contrary and told some of his
fFie1ds be had foand -. go for which
hs expected bic reward.
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The Southern Pacific Pur-
suing A San Francisoo
Ticket Scalper.
Great Number Of Winter
Guests Expected in
California.
Rraef strike ~ LsaE.AsFsnsa I'm
vslspea Csssaiaing Cheeks enIy-
BFaneh Gan Racsery : ReFu,s
ereasf : xsw sseamsvs
ssr Pnzet ssuna.
TEE KoIcaKEas oRDMAnon eoAPkax
AnoU1 10 EsTAnLzHR AN AMEnI-
Can EnAnuH.

TIE Ho1caKla9 oRDMANon eoApkas
ABoUI 10 EsTAnLEsR AN AMEnI-
Can HnANuH.
WAsRmaroN, July 2e.-SaoretaFy
whitney announces that The neeQtla-
ticna which have been pending for 9
month between the Navy DepaFtmenl
and The Hotnhkias Osdnance Company
have eliminated in q contract, the ef-
feet Of which vii be the easabllshmens
Of Q branch manufactoFy for HotchkisS
guuR In this country.
"Our secondary militariea,n the Score
taRy said today. shave heretofore been
made abroad and the creation Of an es-
tabliBhment for their manufacture In
this country will mark another and i'm
poTtani era in the construction oe the
Navy. The o0mpany's investigations
have elieited the fact thai taking the
superiority Of American machinery into
confederation guns might be made aa
cheaply here - abroad. It was q mat
ter Of necessity with rs, either to set up
9 mandatory Of our own oR get the
Hotehkiss Company TO oskne here,
sinee We can no longer affoFd 10 Be de-
pendant On other countries fer our var
material. With the Bethlehem Iron
Company esntract and this one expect
ed, the American ship builders will be
able 10 build and arm the var ships en-
tirely from American manufactures.
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QUICKER TIME.
scHKMKB OF MANk0KR PoTTEn 10 gHQRr-
rs THR TIME or PAsaKNdKR TRAINS.

scHKNKs OF MANk0KB PoTxEn 10 eHQnr-
~ TIE TINE or PAsaKNdKR TRAINS.
sAN FaAxcTsco. July 29.-The state
ment is made on good authority thai
General Manager T. J. Potter, Of the
Uniou Pacific, ia making arrangements
with view Of redncina the running
time of passenger trains between Oma-
ha and Portland, Oregon, BY twenty
four hours. By the present system Of
running trains on that line, elehty-six
hours are required 10 make the trip.
The Oregon express leaving Omaha on
Sunday morning does not arrive at
Portland until the following Thursday.
ID 10 believed that BY rodncinR tho time
10 ssxsg.kwo hours the bnlk Of the Ore.
gon travel would be attracted to the
Union Pacific route. although the North
arn Pacific would ne doubt reduce lie
time 81 once, and als1 claim attention
aa fast line.
Mr.. Potter ls also credited With q de-
sire % rednse the through time between
Chicago and this city 10 something like
q reasonable baais. The reason why The
Union Paciho has never taken the lead
IN this move ~ u has often promised 10
90, 10 becanss u knew that the Atchison
Topeka 4 Santa Pc veald at once
shoetea 40 pFoposti0nateiy, and the sit-
uation would rsmaln the same a. far "a
any advantage In ti@e on the through
THO was conrarued.
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GREAT xuaMEns HxPBCxMp AT coRoSkne
nKAcH, NEAR aAN nTR00.
eAN FnANcrsco. Jaiy @.--Amos Burr,
Of the Michigan OenfFal. returned yes
teFdzy from "a extended trip throaEh
soathsEa California. He says that
overland travel % that section is nos
quite dun. althouah u viii soon iissn
np again. Al CoRonada Beach. near
San Diego, the work Of improvement is
progressing rapidly. The neW hotel
theFs, which II OF the same sizs as The
old Del Monte. Il nearly oOmpleteG.
Every room has been engaged for the
winter season By eoming tourists SIX
teen thousand dollars worth Of silver
wars has been purchased for the hoe
knlrw
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Report THAT THK BunLINGroa . MIS-
eoUnI Road THEW AWAY TRADE
DENIED.
SAn FnAnorsco, July 29.-W. d. San
born, general agent Of the Burlington a
Missouri, says that the current report
that bis line has Withdrawn from Gall
fognia business 10 points East OF the
MIssissippi river, is Incorrect. A Notice
given 20 the Southern Pacific Company
recently stated that The line woaId con-
tinue 70 accept business for ell COM
petlsiys points on OF East Of the Miss
iasippi rivss et the same rates - we're
made By its Competitors, but that Il did
noa wIsh 10 20 into the Missouri river
business or points West, excepting At
the rates which took eject on April 5ih.
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scALPER OrTTEGRR.
HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC DETEsAIEED THAT
He WILL LoaE Hs TICKETs.

TIE soUrHERN PACIFIC DKTKBNfEED THAT
HI WILL LoaE Hfs TToKErH.
SAN FRAncIsco, July -. The South
eFn Pacific Company IL determined that
Scalper Ottin&er shall have bat little
good out Of the Tickets returned 10 him
soma days ago. When q parcel con
tanning the Eastern stock Of the Seal
per fell into the hands of the Southern
Pacific, g complete aud careful list vas
taken for future references. The tickets
In question embraced all lines from the
Texas Pacihs 30 the Oregon Railway a
Navigation Company, about twelve In
all. To the general passenger and
ticket agents Of these roads, the South
oFn Pacific has sent q circular letter
giving the fullest information relative
20 the road 90 that The roads may pre-
teot themselves from imposition.
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oEIY CnRcKA

erFscxAr. KxvELnFEs BOCED ~ a car
cLHkNxa n BUEFAlo.
BuFRAEo, gaiy "a ear elsanei
nnmsa AifEs6 denezs On kFi9sy nieni
found bshind q haAknf n postal ear NO
s.. a tha Grsnd CsnfFal Depot, az On
eial engslepss uhieh bad hesa eRe1ed
hntfhars uaEe b ghau uuubaE84 eze1El
q tEansll sss Neu losk baa14 4eDa'
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CSzCTNHSTfs 3aly E--4iI aaEe9 ~
Rfsand covered b eca - q brisk
h1Iiainnm Mn1 . numbGf OF fFsma
ahaaiiaa eKfsndiue fram tha Cinnan
nssf, Hamisoa 4 H&yean hallFosd q
sha fosf ~ to bili. ard fFom Gszl
slrssa n1Et1 % hoth sidss Of tss slE1st
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AB0uszA (Ne.), JuIy 94-Ths Ksnns.
be- yoHrssi will say tomorrow that the
staternent IN q telegram from Washing
ton, ASSERTING thai Ma. Blaine Il vsry
sick man, and suffering from q aeriouz
internal dsaordeF. u IN error. A
latter reserved In this city this week
written by Mrs. Blaine, aRd dated af
BridRs Of EaFne, Scotland. yaly 18Th.
contains this statement "Mf. Blaine
VS. nevsF 10 bettsF health thsn be has
been On t1e trip. He II eDi3yinR
6eotiAnd ka4elF. lie drives and walks
daIlv, and has several times dapeed on
the green. q tbins be hts not done BE-
fore for ye1rs
TAs vteseraa a@agGiing Case.
YIcroz1A %. O.. Jsly 9.-In the re-
cent snuaEiing eass. the opinm waa n0t
handed a AmsFio8n points, as supposed
in RAa Reanoisoo, but vas packed
n and shippea from Vicsoria. Th9
haQaaaeuan 0f ibe Canadian Pacifa,
havinQ been served Bith Oanadian bopd-
inn tars IN sdTanoe, the customs on
eeTs trasa8nQ him, thus readily bonded
from EtssoFia 70 ChiaaQo az
shonxh tie baRRaRs bad eome
from the AmeEtcan sida. The
bsxea were stgpped ID WinuipeR and
wiIl be rssagned and eozasssisd 70 ths
OanadiAE 60yerumsng CO the grounds
that nc outgard nauifezt was made fo1
ahipplnR 70 ioFsign port
The aalmsn PAfA.
san FnGncIsco, Jely A.-The ealnon
rAsk 90 tie Csiamtl& river b Fa1nine
vsry shoTi. ana CkaHsss local traoa
ionrnaa. estimates thns tbe raek wili mo-
eTaasd ARR pr cent of i4at yeaf'A Iha
aarna 5osrnAl ssya ttaf asa e1nseqaena
| n fhe extFaolatlnaKy deDand d thi'
81. Wh - eannot - msf. aii tte arg
tsaisls are lssdsrina fzn - nn1 Alss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

81 LOUIE aal4 - ~ no ~ tittatft34if
elaius 70 haxs discovered q nsg gay ~
walsh tfbiiie managers may euoesed 10
oEadina the eeasriminating section Of
tie InteF Stats la4. Every railroad hes
fied With iss as1im agent daily claims
for damage fof frsiRht whiie Ia transit.
PeEhApa dve pet nSuA. Of the claims
hevs 10 merit aDd are psomptly pigeon
hOlee. Tbis elasa are bsinR seaaGsotsd
by ths trafae u1anaesrs. and ubers ths
eaaimaut u large abipDsr be y waited
upon ~ TIE oo1tractla1 Agent. ueo Ia
tiuatsS thai Ihess = - Old Stain of bic
On aie that never hss hssa pfopefiy a1.
AmiDea. II tbs shipper says %, tha
AGENT will have it rsfx1mlned; thn
aaanf feeis sure u ne shipper wilI
thFog al his b1ainsss over Ne aRe1t'a
lins for . aiEsn peFiod. ne cd elain
aiIl b alio red.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-30

HkM FnAnc1aoo, July 19.-Hhe tFansgaf
of the South Pacific Coast RailWRV.
operating between this cily and SANTA
Cfnx. t0f fesher with tAs rival ferry
sYstem aefaas the san ffaneiseo Hag, y